Maria Luisa Josefa
Dec. 15 & 22
Jan. 6, 2027
Up to $225

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Roles
Warm, gentle, and quietly formidable. Compassionate and resilient. Brave and resourceful under pressure. Fiercely protective of her sisters and determined to keep them safe.
Overworked, overwhelmed guard for President Calles’ daughter.
Mother Luisita’s frank, no-nonsense sister. Compassionate, practical, and fiercely dependable.
DOÑA CATARINA. 80s. Caring, courageous widow who shelters nuns in hiding. Warm, hospitable, and discreet.
CLEO. 60-80s. An anxious, heartsick mother worried about the son she was forced to leave behind in Mexico. SIDES: Please read for "Mexican Refugee Woman".
FATHER CALLAHAN. American dialect. 29. Cheerful, energetic, and resourceful young priest who helps Mexican refugees settle in Los Angeles. Approachable and action-oriented, with an optimistic, can-do spirit.
GUADALAJARA MAN. Light Mexican Spanish dialect. 30s. Man in palaza. SIDES: Read for "Guadalajara Soldier".
Optimistic, welcoming, and eager to help.
GUADALAJARA SOLDIER. Light Mexican Spanish dialect. 30-40s. Cruel soldier in the plaza.
BORDER AGENT. American dialect. 30-40s. Stern, brisk, and no-nonsense. Impatient and strictly procedural.
LUPE VELEZ. 18-25. Magnetic, eccentric, and spirited Hollywood starlet. Glamorous and quick-witted, with a mischievous warmth and soft spot for the sisters and her pet goats.
SISTER ROSA. 20-30s. Warm and welcoming Carmelite.
SISTER JUANA. 18. Idealistic, earnest, and eager young novice.
ALICIA. 16 (18+ to play younger). President Calles’ daughter. Bubbly, bright, and independent, with a kind heart and spirited determination to find her own voice.
Fiery, energetic, and fiercely loyal to Mother Luisita. Bold, resourceful, and spirited, with an adventurous streak.
Dryly humorous Carmelite. Cautious, practical, tightly wound. Dependable and resilient, but prone to worrying and dramatics.
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